Physics, asked by lawyengamer, 1 year ago

is area a vector quantity.
if yes then why volume is not a vector quantity????

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Answered by DrNykterstein
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Area is not a vector quantity.

Answered by Anonymous
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Yes, It is a Vector quantity,If you are dealing with physics problems where a volume is enclosed by a closed surface. Especially when we are having a vector field like electric field and magnetic field enclosed in a closed surface.

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